THE DEPRESSION
WORLD WAR II AT HOME
POST-WAR PROJECTS
EARLY WORK / PERSONAL WORK
Goodlet, Circa 1938
Dorothea Lange
Gelatin silver print
Gift of Paul S. Taylor
A67.137.38118.3
© The Dorothea Lange Collection, the Oakland Museum of California.
Father & Son. James Abner Turpen (elder) - Charles Monroe Turpen (son). — Dorothea Lange
Tulare County, California | November 1938
Sacramento Shanty Town (Page from Government Report) | May 21, 1935
Young Cotton Picker | November 1936
Filipino Field Worker, Spring Plowing, Cauliflower Fields, Guadalupe, California | 1937
Migratory Workers in Rural California | Circa 1938
Woman Holding Pail of Tomatoes, Coachella Valley | March 1935
Migratory Worker, Rural California | Circa 1938
Mexican Frontier (Texas) | Circa 1938
Free Speech | 1938
Untitled (Labor Contractor) | Circa 1935
Cotton Pickers and Cotton Weighing Wagon | Circa 1938
Drought Refugees | February 1935
Mexican Woman and Child, Imperial Valley, California | 1935
Untitled - Migratory Cotton Pickers | Circa 1940
Eloy, Arizona | 1940
Migratory Cotton Picker, Eloy, Arizona | 1940
Last West | 1938
Gas station, Kern County, California (Lettuce Strike) | 1938
Father and Son | Circa 1938
Doorstep of Church | April 20, 1939
Death in a Doorway (Doorstep of Church, Grayson, San Joaquin Valley, California) | April 20, 1939
Untitled (People, San Joaquin Valley) | Circa 1938
Migratory Workers in Rural California | 1938
Cotton Pickers and Cotton Weigh Station | circa 1938
Cotton Pickers and Owner | 1938
Cotton Pickers and Owners (Free Speech) | 1938
Melons and Fieldworkers | Circa 1938
Harvesting Melons, Imperial Valley | Circa 1938
Untitled (Fruit Tramp) | 1935
A fruit tramp who owns a garden acre in Tulare County | May 25, 1935
Dairy Co-op Officials | 1935
Melon Fields | Circa 1935
Coachella Valley | March 1935
Imperial Valley | 1935
Imperial Valley, California | 1935
Imperial Valley - Men in Fields and Camp | 1935
Imperial Valley - Mexican Women and Children | 1935
Cotton Wagon, Eloy, Arizona | November, 1940
